phrase v slovarju Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I.phrase [am. angl. freɪz, brit. angl. freɪz] SAM.

1. phrase LINGV.:

phrase

frase ž. spol

phrase

locución ž. spol

phrase (sentence)

frase ž. spol

verb/noun phrase

frase ž. spol verbal/sustantiva

verb/noun phrase

locución ž. spol verbal/sustantiva

verb/noun phrase

sintagma m. spol verbal/nominal

teach them some useful phrases in French

enséñales algunas frases or expresiones útiles en francés

artists who, in Picasso's phrase, …

artistas que, al decir de Picasso, …

to coin a phrase

por así decirlo

2. phrase GLAS.:

phrase

frase ž. spol (musical)

II.phrase [am. angl. freɪz, brit. angl. freɪz] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. phrase (express):

phrase idea/suggestion/criticism

expresar

phrase idea/suggestion/criticism

formular

I would have phrased it differently

yo lo hubiera expresado de otro modo

a carefully phrased letter

una carta redactada con gran cuidado

2. phrase GLAS.:

phrase

frasear

set phrase SAM.

set phrase

frase ž. spol hecha

noun phrase SAM. LINGV.

noun phrase

sintagma ž. spol nominal

phrase book SAM.

phrase book

manual m. spol de conversación

phrase book

≈ guía ž. spol de bolsillo para el viajero

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Individual translation pairs

frase musical

musical phrase

frase musical

phrase

locución

phrase

locución adjetiva/adverbial

adjectival/adverbial phrase

frasear

to phrase

sintagma nominal

noun phrase

frase hecha

set phrase

frase

phrase

frase adjetiva/verbal

adjectival/verb phrase

phrase v slovarju PONS

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I.phrase [freɪz] SAM.

phrase

frase ž. spol

phrase (idiomatic expression)

expresión ž. spol

verb/noun phrase

sintagma verbal/nominal

to have a good turn of phrase

ser muy elocuente

II.phrase [freɪz] GLAG. preh. glag.

to phrase sth well/badly

expresar algo bien/mal

Individual translation pairs

well-turned phrase

bien construido, -a

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Individual translation pairs

locución

phrase

locución prepositiva

prepositional phrase

frase verbal

verb phrase

frase (expresión famosa)

well-known phrase

frase

phrase

muletilla (frase)

catch phrase

frase lapidaria

memorable phrase

galleguismo

word or phrase of Galician origin

bordón (muletilla)

pet phrase

germanismo

word or phrase of German origin

phrase Primeri iz slovarja PONS (uredniško pregledani).

empty phrase

frase vacía

verb/noun phrase

sintagma verbal/nominal

to have a good turn of phrase

ser muy elocuente

to phrase sth well/badly

expresar algo bien/mal

to coin a phrase ...

como se suele decir...

if you will excuse the phrase

si me permite la expresión

word or phrase of Galician origin

galleguismo

word or phrase of German origin

germanismo

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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A leitmotif is a phrase or melodic cell that signifies a character, place, plot element, mood, idea, relationship or other specific part of the story.

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The first, to repeat, seems connected with the punning phrase two rendered he and with the couplet's repetition.

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By doing this, he makes the overall structure atypical compared to the standard 12-bar phrase.

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Please cast aside any preconceptions that this phrase may evoke.

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Unfortunately, the editors made no systematic attempt to trace or indicate the origin and first use of a term or phrase.

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The words constituting a Siamese twins phrase may be synonyms, antonyms, include alliterations or similar-sounding words that often rhyme.

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A figure of speech which substitutes one word or phrase for another with which it is closely associated.

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He used the phrase first-come, first-served, meaning that he will respond to the first international call-up from either country.

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The modern usage of the phrase is somewhat separate from its scriptural origins.

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The phrase has since become a popular culture catchphrase and punchline, used to refer to anyone who has exited in some sense.

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